JLewis13

[COLOR=#000000] [/COLOR][COLOR=#000000]I don't know if this will help at all but this is what helped me to pass my boards. First off know your study habits. My best friend needed to study hours a day for at least a week before most tests I only needed to study a few hours over the course of two or three days. So know your study habits because that will help you set a study pace. The next thing I did was I bought an updated NCLEX review book to make sure I was studying the latest content. The third thing I did was went through the book and reviewed all the content and then came back and really studied and focused on the areas I felt weakest in. If you feel confident in cardiac a light review is probably more than sufficient instead focus on the areas you know you're weakest in so you can improve them. The key to passing the boards is in using the knowledge you have and in choosing the most rational answer. For my boards I read each question several times and then broke it down into what are they really asking me. I then worked to eliminate any obviously wrong answers and then rationalized the remaining choices. Take your time though and always go with your gut instinct it's usually right. I hope this helps.[/COLOR] [COLOR=#000000] [/COLOR]